Welcome to nORM
This brand new blog is where I (Andrew Matthews) and any other volunteers that join the project will post on issue involved in the production of nORM. As the name suggests nORM is another .NET ORM...
View ArticleFirst Task - What to do?
I've posted a whole bunch (well 45) bugs on the GotDotNet bug tracker for enhancements that nORM should not have to live too long without. Some of them ought to be fairly easy to deliver, like changing...
View ArticleAnd we're off
I have set up the sourceforge project. You can find it here. I've also classified all of the work, and split it up into releases. Here's what will go into release one: Configuration Use native .NET...
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Truly abstracting a persistence mechanism
The initial design that I used when I made the ancestor of norm was based upon designs by Scott Ambler - The initial intent of Ambler's designs was definitely to provide an abstraction around the logic...
View ArticleDbc in the persistence broker
The work is well under way now, and I have reverse engineering, code generation and configuration pretty much sorted out, with a bit of code generation to make the whole thing compile nicely within an...
View ArticleFirst Light!!!!!!!!
No posts have been forthcoming on this blog, so far, but that doesn't mean I've been idle. Far from it! I've been hard at work till late at night working on the tidying up of the source code. Part of...
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